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:: Friday, January 02, 2004 ::
Laborers killed in A.C. may get tribute on Boardwalk By BRIDGET MURPHY
ATLANTIC CITY - From a painter to a casino chamber maid to a firefighter, the names of nearly two dozen union laborers killed on the job here since the casino era began greet anyone who has stopped to look at a memorial in the small park at Arkansas and Arctic avenues.
But a few months after four more laborers joined their ranks following the Tropicana garage collapse, all of the union workers' sacrifices soon may be recognized with a tribute in one of the city's most visible areas: Kennedy Plaza on the Boardwalk.------------------------------------------- posted 8:27 AM :: reference link ::
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